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Thread: Walnut and Steel (the books)

  1. 12-18-2022, 12:49 PM #1
    roysha
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    Walnut and Steel (the books)

    Those of you that have, or have read the two volumes of these books, what is your opinion? Are they worth buying?

    I love the old walnut and steel 22s and would like to increase my knowledge about them. However, I have seen too many books that were supposed to be informational but were so superficial they were virtually worthless.
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  2. 01-29-2023, 10:05 AM #2
    HawkEyeEarl
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    I enjoyed reading both of the books.
    I believe he has a youtube channel where he shoots many of his collection.
    I enjoy that also.
    He is a down to earth feller.
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